Rolling bearing, notably for ship's propeller or for wind turbine
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[0032]The rolling bearing, of axial axis X-X, referenced 1 in FIGS. 1 to 3, is a rolling bearing known as a pitch bearing intended to be used in a wind turbine (not depicted).
[0033]By way of non-limiting example, a wind turbine comprises a nacelle placed at one end of a mast and a rotor provided with a hub supporting at least two blades which are powered by the wind in order to produce electrical energy.
[0034]The rolling bearing 1 is designed to be placed between the hub of the rotor and one of the blades and used to orientate the blades of the wind turbine about their longitudinal axis according to the wind direction.
[0035]The rolling bearing 1 comprises an outer ring 2 designed to be fixed to the hub (not depicted) by its cylindrical outer surface 2a or by one of its faces, an inner ring 3 intended to be fixed to one of the blades (not depicted), two rows of rolling elements 4, 5, here produced in the form of balls, arranged between the inner 3 and outer 2 rings and a cage (not de...
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